Four-day working week mooted by CTU
Council of Trade Unions’ other economy suggestions include establishing National Investment Bank, and Ministry of Green Works.
CTU economist Craig Renney.
Jonathan Mitchell
Tue, 27 Sep 2022
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The Council of Trade Unions has put forward the suggestion of a four-day working week pilot to improve productivity and work-life flexibility.
This morning it released its latest vision for New Zealand, which intends to improve the wellbeing of employees and create a better economic strategy.
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Jonathan Mitchell
Tue, 27 Sep 2022
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